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...team’s nonconference schedule has a special twist—a challenging opponent coming to Jordan Field in ACC power Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons, who eliminated the Crimson in the 2000 NCAAs, stand to be the toughest nonconference challenge...
...League, Brown and Princeton, as well as Penn and Dartmouth, are thought to be Harvard’s toughest competition this season by the coaching staff and media onlookers. Unfortunately, the Crimson must play all four teams on the road...
...used to. Embarrassed by its image as the banker of choice for Third World tyrants and organized criminals, over the past decade Switzerland has introduced a raft of legislation designed to clean up its status as a financial haven, including anti-money-laundering laws that are among the toughest anywhere. The country now routinely cooperates in international criminal cases and has taken major steps after Sept. 11 to help track the financing of terrorism...
Armstrong's dominance in the world's toughest cycling event after nearly succumbing to testicular cancer six years ago has made him a celebrity. In the U.S., where most of the public cares little about his sport, he's undeniably famous, though if the U.S. Postal Service's huge, climate-controlled team bus rolled down the street in Seattle or New Orleans, most citizens would assume it was carrying mail. In France, however, the bus is a gray-and-blue magnet to autograph seekers and media hordes from around the world. Other teams have similar buses, but no other team...
Feldstein said he would brave the toughest obstacles to get his hands on a great book collection...